Court Bans Pickets In Boise Permanent Injunction
Boise court issues a permanent injunction prohibiting picketing activities. The order restricts demonstrations in the specified area, citing public safety concerns and maintaining order.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
3
Injunction Keeps Quiet At Superior Products Garage
District Judge Co E Winstead issued an injunction today to curb the local union of the Amalgamated Association of Motor Coach Employes from picketing the Superior Products garage. The ruling follows a May 1939 request and aligns with a Boise case ruling that striking employees cannot operate toll free “courtesy cars.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Products, Inc
Amalgamated Association of Motor Coach Employes
Co. E. Winstead
Supreme Court
Boise Street Car Company
Travel editors plan scenic tour ending in Yellowstone loop
A caravan of editors and travel counselors labeled an ideal tour of the world’s most scenic circle will arrive in Pocatello on Tuesday, hosted by the Pocatello chamber of commerce and Bannock hotel. Clarice Tripp represents Southeastern Idaho and Yellowstone is a key stop before returning to Yellowstone via the final leg through Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
United States
Windermer
Spokane
Idaho
Clarice Tripp
Bannock Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
Yellowstone Park
Forester Appeals To Vacationists
Boise Idaho June 28 State Forester Franklin Girard urged vacationers to take all precautions to prevent fires. He reminded residents that Idaho law bans discarding lighted tobacco fireworks or other lighted materials in forest districts and said patrolmen will enforce fire prevention regulations rigorously across the expanded districts added in 1939 and 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Dulaney Predicts Victory for GOP With Willkie
Elvin Dulaney of Pocatello predicts a 1940 GOP victory with Wendell Willkie as presidential nominee. He says Idaho should back Willkie, faults Senator Thomas and Heath for opposition, and urges Republicans to unite. He argues Willkie can set his own foreign policy, notes trade pacts are now ineffectual, and highlights a new farm policy to advance Idaho agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Dulaney
Pocatello
U. S
Philadelphia
Wendell Willkie
Idaho
John Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Meath
Willkie
Heath
Roosevelt
West
Marriages Reported in LDS Church Ceremonies
Leonard Phil Green and Elda Albitson of Robin wed June 21 in Pocatello by Bishop Robert M. Garbett. Milbert H. Levi and Phebe L. Gibbs of American Falls married June 14 in Arimo by Elder W. H. Sorensen. Maude Marietta files for divorce from A. D. Marietta, railroad switchman, in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Phil Green O. McCammon
Elda Albitson
Robin
Robert M. Garbett
Fourth Ward
L.D.S
Pocatello
Milbert H. Levi
Phebe L. Gibbs
American Falls
W. H. Sorensen
L.ds
Arimo
Marriages and Divorces Noted in District Court Rulings
The record shows Margery Smith Youngblood and Clifford DeWitt Youngblood divorce filing with a restraining order hearing set for July 5. Existing decrees grant Margery her former name and custody of five children in George T. Green versus Ralph C. Green. Annie E. Bergendorff wins a divorce from Nels P. Bergendorff. dates include marriages on February 23 1938 and April 6 1935 with origins in Challis Pocatello Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challis
IL. E McDougall
Margery Smith Youngblood
Clifford DeWitt Youngblood
J. L. Downing
Downing
George T. Green
Ralph C. Green
Pocatello
Guy Stevens
Blackfoot
Annie E. Bergendorff
Nels P. Bergendorff
Farmington
County Officers Place Cause Of Accident Deaths
Coroner Arthur W Hall and Sheriff M J Rossiter reported no inquest will be held into the Grace area automobile crash that killed Wendell Westerberg 27 and Lorin Warner 33. Indications show Westerberg fell asleep at the wheel as their car left highway No 34 and overturned multiple times. Warner was killed instantly. Westerberg died later from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Wendell Westerbers
Lorin C. Warner
Glencoe
Arthur W. Hall
Hall
M. J Rossiter
Westerberg
Highway No. 34
Wanner
Mr. Wanner
Court Establishes Idaho Precedent
District Judge J. W. Porter ruled that Mrs. Cornelia White of Rogerson could be jailed for nonpayment of jury fees, confirming a $19.50 court expense as legally assessable and releasing her after serving the amount. The decision sets an Idaho law precedent regarding jury fee enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
J. W. Porter
Idaho
Cornelia White
Rogerson
Porter
Sheriff's Deputies
Trumpet Trio to Appear Here Sunday at Mount Olive
Trumpet trio from Biola trumpet ers of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles will perform at Mount Olive Church Washington and Elm streets Sunday at 11 a m Rankin Ely pastor says the program includes Rossini Inflammatus Malotte The Lord s Prayer Great Is Thy Faithfulness Precious Hiding Place plus Rock of Ages and The Holy City piano and vocal solos and more selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olive Church
Washington
Elm Streets
Biola
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Rankin Ely
Rossini
Malotte
Barnhouse
the Holy City
Adams
Rachmaninoff
Mendelssohn
Law Keep Your Name Off This List and Fines
Intoxication cases include James Eagle fined 25 dollars and sent to Fort Hall agency jail while Ted Chism paid 100 dollars and floated. John Burns, Indian, transferred to justice court and fined 50 by Justice William Ryan. John McGuane 26 alleged to have furnished whiskey to Burns. Traffic fines include Lawrence Buckley 2.50 for a stop sign. Luella Sorensen, Dominic Zaccardi and Don Nelson forfeit 1 dollar bonds on illegal paying charges. Edward Higgins, born without arms, to graduate as valedictorian and top penman at Verdi high near Pueblo Colorado in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eagle
Fort Hall
Ted Chism
John Burns
Justice Court
William Ryan
Lawrence Buckley
Luella Sorensen
Dominic Zaccardi
Don Nelson
Edward Higgins
Rural Verdi High School
Pueblo, Colo
Marvels of Age Forecast By Bible Prophets
Evangelist R. J. Kegler speaks at the big brown tent on Fourth and Clark continuing his Bible prophecy talk. He cites Isaiah and Daniel to claim predictions of modern transportation and the end times, tracing steam to airplanes and cars as signs of fulfilled prophecy. The talk leads to the night's subject "Your name in court" and a Saturday night session titled "Two men who went to heaven and came."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Evangelist R. J. Kegler
Big Brown
Fourth
Clark
Daniel
James Watts
James
Robert Fulton
Hudson
United States
Ford
Duryea
Haynes
Benz
Wright Brothers
Hell
Isaiah
Nahum
Back They Returned Who Were They And Why
A fragment asks about a group’s identity and motivation for returning. The readable text centers on identifying the actors and the reasons behind their return, but no specific names, places, or events are provided in the excerpt.
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